Best Coffee Deals In Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2026

The DeLonghi Rivelia is one of the newer machines in DeLonghi’s range, so we were pretty surprised to see it in the Big Deal Days sale.

Sure, the percentage discount isn’t the biggest, but $200 off is not to be sniffed at for such an incredible espresso machine.

It sits in the sweet spot between budget and premium. It pulls rich, chocolatey espresso with greater intensity than a lot of the competition.

My favorite feature is the two interchangeable bean hoppers paired with a cool “Bean Adapt” technology. Any time you change beans, it automatically adjusts so you’re always at the optimal settings.

It’s annoying that the Cold LatteCrema system (for iced coffees) is an add-on, but it’s a small negative on an otherwise excellent machine.

Need more info? Check out our full DeLonghi Rivelia review

We don’t recommend ever paying full price for the Philips 5500. But when it hits 36% off, we become a lot more interested.

The main reason is that, at full price, there’s better coffee quality for the price. And all Philips machines are pretty flawed straight out of the box – you need to brew 20-30 coffees that are destined for the bin before you’ll get anything good out of it.

But if you buy it already expecting this, it’s extremely easy to set up and use, and a breeze to clean.

Compared to the cheaper Philips models, you get 5 user profiles, a wider selection of drinks (including iced milk-based drinks), and an “Extra Shot” button.

Need more info? Check out our full Philips 5500 review

This is an uncomplicated machine for an uncomplicated espresso drinker. If you currently use a pod machine and are tied to one brand, the Magnifica Evo will set you free.

The (relatively) modern display with soft-touch picture buttons is clear and easy to use. You can pick espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato, long coffee, or iced coffee. Or there’s a

Don’t expect the coffee to blow your socks off or to get loads of customization options. But as a step-up from a pod machine and with $150 off, it offers incredible value for money.

Need more info? Check out our full DeLonghi Magnifica Evo review

If there’s one thing we can always expect in an Amazon sale, it’s a big discount on the Philips 4400 with LatteGo milk frothing system. Which is good because, like the 5500, we don’t think it’s worth paying full price for.

It’s a mid-range super-automatic espresso machine designed with simplicity in mind. Sure, there are more modern-looking options out there but I like having all the buttons visible and easily accessible.

The built-in grinder has ceramic flat burrs, which are usually only found on premium machines.

It has 12 pre-programmed hot and iced coffees, both black and with milk. However, the milk foam is a little dense for my taste.

But being so simple to use and clean makes the 4400 a very attractive option.

Need more info? Check out our full Philips 4400 review

We’re relatively new to the Ninja espresso machine game and are really impressed by how many features they’re able to pack in for a relatively low price.

If you’re expecting the best of the best coffee, then this isn’t the one. (Especially the drip coffee.)

But if you want an all-rounder that’s super easy to use, Ninja is seriously throwing their hat in the ring. At the touch of a button, you can make espresso, drip coffee, or cold brew. The quality of the cold brew is what surprised us most (a good surprise!)

If you’re looking for a simple, effective way to caffeinate the whole family, this is it. Just keep in mind that it can only really handle medium-dark beans.

The Nespresso Vertuo line of coffee makers are some of the best Nespresso machines out there. Especially if you’re short on space.

Vertuo capsules are a little more expensive than the regular ones. But we’re big fans, as they (generally) taste better. They use a barcode on the capsule itself to adapt the extraction process to suit the drink you’re trying to make.

This bundle includes the Vertuo Next machine and the Aeroccino3 milk frother for less than the Vertuo Next usually sells for on its own.

If you don’t drink milk-based drinks, you obviously don’t need the Aeroccino. In that case, you can also get the Vertuo Next on its own with an equally great discount.

This is another compact Nespresso machine built by DeLonghi. The Pop+ is newer and even smaller than the Vertuo Next.

Smaller means less space for used pods, a smaller carafe, and less space under the nozzle. It also has one fewer coffee size compared to the Vertuo Next.

But it functions essentially the same and is a little bit cheaper.

Currently, there are discounts across a range of colors, but we’re totally obsessed with the limited edition Pistachio version (sadly, we had the boring white one, so our picture isn’t the cute one).

It’ll just make black coffee drinks, though – if you want milk coffees, you’ll need to get a separate milk frother (or this combo deal).

Can’t choose between espresso and drip coffee? Why not get both?!

The DeLonghi All-In-One is a solid combo option aimed more at casual coffee drinkers. If you’re seriously into your espresso, this isn’t the machine for you. But if you mostly sip on a pot of coffee throughout the day and like to have a latte or cappuccino on occasion, it’s a good option.

For making espresso drinks, we’d recommend getting a separate tamper (51mm), as the plastic one is pretty flimsy. Plus, a milk jug if you want to use the (pretty decent) milk wand.

Want to take a deeper dive? Check out our full review

Variety is the spice of life. And with the Ninja DualBrew Pro you can add that spice to your coffee.

It lets you use pre-ground coffee or K-cups, has 9 different drink size options (small cups all the way up to travel mugs), and 4 brewing styles – Classic, Rich, Over Ice, or Specialty. Plus, there’s a foldaway milk frother.

In short, you can make coffee exactly how you like it… Even better, exactly how everyone in the family likes it.

At less than 5” wide, the Keurig K-Mini offers easy coffee without taking up your whole countertop. While it won’t brew espresso, it will brew 6-12oz of your favorite K Cup at a touch with almost no mess.

K-Cups have their place as one of the easiest ways to remove instant coffee from your life. If you’ve already got a favorite or are willing to try out a bunch until you find one, then this is a great deal.

Don’t expect coffee miracles, but a small and great value option for those who want a quick, no-fuss cup of coffee at home.

Combination coffee makers often mean compromise. But the K-Duo does both single-serve and drip coffee impressively well for the price. For both hot and iced coffee.

We’re much more into drip coffee than K-cups so we spent more time tasting batches from the K-Duo and it performed really well.

K-Cups are great at what they do; they definitely have a time and place. And anyone with a coffee divide in their house will see the huge benefit of a machine like this.

Maybe not the prettiest Keurig machine in the world, but it looks fine and works great.

Great coffee is a game of consistency. And yes, that includes precisely weighing everything.

So a good, fast and accurate scale is a must-have in any at-home coffee setup if you’re serious about quality.

The Hario one is a great option that accurately weighs down to 0.1g.

It’s slim enough to be easy to pack away whilst having a big enough footprint for a full carafe to sit on it too.

One of the great things about Jura espresso machines is the flexibility in how you store your milk. You can opt for a super-expensive milk system or simply use any spare mug you’ve got lying around.

For us, the best middle-ground is the branded Jura glass milk container.

It can be detached and simply returned to the fridge when you’re not using it. But it still looks sleek sitting alongside your machine.

The best of both worlds. And even better when it’s in the sales.